Prefabricated buildings are structures in which the main building components, such as walls, ceilings, and columns, are prefabricated in a factory under controlled conditions, and then transported to the construction site for rapid assembly. This method allows for high precision in production, time and cost savings, and reduced construction waste. In addition, prefabricated construction is considered environmentally friendly due to the reduction of pollution and dust at the construction site. However, there may be challenges such as limited design flexibility, the need for precise advance planning, and the importance of the quality of the connections between the components to prevent sealing and insulation problems. ​